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  1. It's Hard to Be a Spoiled Wife in the 1980S Modern Romance2.1M WordsCompleted Finally freed, Qin Guo opened her eyes and saw that she was in the 1980s, which her parents had never forgotten. There are many brothers and sisters, no mobile phones or Internet, no high requirements for academic work, fresh air and freedom. Isn't this the life she yearns for? It's just that the original owner's family relationship is really complicated. Although she has a father and mother, she doesn't love her mother. Her brothers and sisters are also divided into three gangs. She is fragile 0Tickets9Clicks0Favorites
  2. The Strong Wife in the 1970S Modern Romance2.1M WordsCompleted In the previous life, Wen Xiaoke was deceived by lard, abandoned her husband and son, and eloped with Zhang Jun, a wealthy educated youth. After a few years of marriage, she lost both her life and property. She didn't know until her death that the scumbag had hooked up with her sister Wen Xiaoai and they both died miserably in the hospital. Reborn one year after her marriage to Li Yihan, Wen Xiaoke was fair-skinned and beautiful, and was a famous pretty girl from all over the country. Her husban 0Tickets8Clicks0Favorites
  3. After the Legitimate Daughter Returned to Beijing, the Medical Concubine Who Came from the Country Was a Real Boss Ancient Romance1.0M WordsCompleted Qian Weiwei, the 10th generation descendant of the imperial family of traditional Chinese medicine, was secretly plotted to become the eldest daughter of Qian Hai, the richest businessman in the Great Xia Kingdom. She was betrothed to the sixth prince Mu Ling before she was born and was planning to get married three months later. Miss Qian was frail and sickly. She took medicine since she was born, so she stayed in the countryside and was known to everyone as a sick child. Although Mu Ling was a 0Tickets2Clicks0Favorites